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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-10-18, Page 9The Tims,Advocate, October 190 Mrs. al. ll. Pratley, of Mon., Mr. and Mrs. Lorne :Riesz. treal,. spent .a couple of days..cator mind. boys visited oit..mone during the past week with her .day with ATr, and IsIrs. Parents/ Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Priestley and daughter .p.t Hill. Lennox equipment is used in the homes of tomorrow -- because they provide complete comfort along with exceptional economy. The fuel savings of Lennox may surprise you, But because the luxury features of Lennox are designed to trim costs as much as they are to deliver complete comfort, your savings add up to 000 or more. Coal, oil, gas And electric furnaces to choose from, or in combination with summer air con. ditIoning units, Phone for complete information and free estimates. • Year 'round luxury • Save 20% on fuel • Complete comfort— room-to-room 'TRADEMARK RE CIETERED Liridenfields Limited Phone 235-2361 Exeter ...the Compact other Compacts Envy! You'd be envious too . . , if you were a compact without. Comers new range of 12 models—sedans, wagons and Iwo new convertibles. And. what.. if you couldn't offer these other Mercury quality features, Major lubrica..„ tions 36,000 miles apart, Minor body lubes every 12,000 miles. Brakes that adjust themselves automatically. Oil changes 6.000 miles apart. All- this and Comet still only looks expensive. No wonder other compacts envy comet. Be the envy of your block! Drive a Comet! See South End Service today! TEED STMENT RECEI TS . . issued for a period of 1 to 5 years— minimum deposit $1000. Interest payable semi- annually by cheque, Terms for shorter periods on request. 0 DELSEY WHITE BOVRIL CORNED BEEF KRAFT DINNERS • HYATTISa4HOICE PEAS is.nz DOMESTIC SHORTENING nc or 1-Lti. KOTEX Cls1- 2 itixat. PCTSLiL.A.R tEl.sakttiLti Picnic Brand 'Lart aHeeds, Snow Whit* Cauliflower .>ac Sweet Juity 118's Sunkist Oranges 5 5' Fresh Picked Fancy 'PolJNO5 Madntosh Apple 27c. 47 ....._ sp , parsonage I n ec t Hanponin9s in girls made a cooked salad, jellied salad, and tossed salad, A salad plate made up the lunch, Mr, and Mrs, Earl StuMPI and family of Kitchener and Mr. and Mrs, Carl Allemang and family of Niagara Falls spent last weekend with Mr and Mrs, Albert Miller and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ed- gar Restemayer and Edward Mr. Harry Hoffman attended the (AFDS) Associated Fune- ral Directors Service Conven- don in Washington, D.C. He was fortunate to see Col, Glenn's space capsule. reditor) teenagers choose executive The Rally Day Service held Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Gain- in Zion Lutheran church Sun- ble and family, Mr. and Mrs, day was centred around the Lloyd Howe and Mary-Jo, and Sunday School children with Miss Ruthanne Rader all of them seated in a body. They London; Mr. and Mrs. Fred sang and took part in the scrv- Miller of Zion; L. IL Rader and ice. Mr.-and Mrs, Ervin Racier, Da- yid, Paul, and Sharon spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, El- gin Rader and boys, Donald Weigand left Monday to resume his studies at Ridge- town Agriculture school. Mrs. Eben Weigand and Mrs. Gordon Bender attended the leaders' training school at Hensall this week for the short course, "143 lbs. of meat", Di'. and Mrs, C, W. Yager of Bright's Grove spent the week end with Miss Pearl Kraft and Mr. and Mrs, J. M. Tiernan. Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Pin- ches and son of London spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wes, Engeland. Rey. and Mrs. 11. J. Lauther and. Mrs. Listra Beaver of Sag- inaw, Mich., spent the week- end with Mr, and Mrs. Ervin Eckstein. Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Stela of Bradford spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stelck Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid Twenty-eight members were present at the meeting of Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid when Anniversiry services Pastor' Getz took as his topic, Dashwood 'Evangelical UB "Synod". The ladies were di- church observed the 110th an- vided into four groups with the niversary Sunday, October 14 questions, What is Synod? and with both morning and evening What do you expect from Syn- services. od? The groups reported hack Rev, B. J. Lautner of Sagi- and the conclusion reached, naw, Mich. was guest speaker "We are Synod". Mrs. Ervin for both well attended services. Rader read two poems. Members of Zurich and Credi- Mrs. Milford Merrier, presi- ton EUB churches joined in the dent, conducted the business. evening services with Rev. A. The new dishes are to be used M. Amacher and. Rev. A-, AL at any time but not to be loaned Schlenker taking part in the out. The Ladies Aid fowl sup- service, per will be held Oct. 26. Pastor Getz accepted a high Dashwood Merry Maids chair, a gift from the ladies The 4.1-1 girls held their fifth for William jr, WSWS meeting Thirty members and two visitors were present at the meeting of the WSWS of the Evangelical UB church. The Spiritual Life group was in charge with Mrs, Mervyn Tie- rnan, chairlady, It was a thank- offering service and the thank- offering boxes were brought in, Twelve ladies presented bas- kets of blessings with appro- priate Scripture readings. Mrs. George Link led in prayer. A quartette, Mrs. Wes Enge. land, Mrs. Chas, Snell, Mrs. Gerald Mason, and Mrs. Ward Neeb, sang. Mrs, Charles Snell, presi- dent, conducted the business. Five dollars were donated to the CNIB. A Youth Fellowship Rally will be held at New Ham- burg October 19-21. The ladies will visit the county home Thursday, Nov, 8, - Lunch was served by Mrs. E, R.- Guenther, Mrs, Wes Wolfe, Mrs. Ward Neeb, and Mrs.. Howard' Klumpp. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Young son, Beverley, Leslie and Mari- anne were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Lang- ford. Mr, and. Mrs. Claire Sisson were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Grasby of Lon- dop. Mrs. Claire Sisson was host- ess to the Kirkton Anglican Guild meeting on Thursday night, Those attending the Interna- tional Plowing Match at Owen Sound last week were: Mr. and Mrs, Claire Sisson, Mr And Mrs. Wm. Jones on Fri- day. Mr, Leonard Thacker, Mr, Kenneth Parkinson on Sat- urday, Mr, Jas, B. Bryan, Mr. Wm. Jones, Carl, Edwin and Donna on Saturday, Mr, and Mrs. Edgar Baker, David and Paul of Zion were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thomson. Sunday guests with Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Thacker were Mrs. Fred Pattison of St, Mar- ys, Mr. and. Mrs, Percy Hod- gins and family of Granton, Mr, and Mrs. Orville Langford and John of Centralia, Mr. Er. nir Vodden of Woodham. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald }fern- T,arry an.r1 Gordon of Zion. Mr. Harve" Parkinson of Nirkton were Sunday pests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Parkinson, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Thomson and Mary Lou visited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Young and Mrs. Cecil Mos- so" of St. Marys. Mrs. Lottie ,Tones of St. Marys spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs, Wm, Jones. Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Facey, Morley, Eddie and Paul. were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gladwyn Hooper. When you strike a match, don't spark trouble by starting a forest fire, ByMRS, M. POST CitEDITON Crediton Teen Town held its second dance last Edda? eve- ning with an attendance of about 60. Elections were held on this evening. President is Howard Hen- drick; vice-pr si6ent, Don ('oul- ter; secret ry.trea s tire r., Jo- Martene; decorations, .1 e a n Krueger; clean-up, John Wade and canteen, Jim Pfaff. Also a final reminder. mem- bership cards are on sale at the next dance, October 10. Teen -Town cannot be held without .chaperons. All mein- hers' parents can co-operate by acting in this capacity when asked to do so. UCW studies Asia The UCW thankoffering meet- ing was held on Wednesday eve- ning, October 10 with a good attendance, Mrs. R. S. Hiltz, Exeter, assisted. by Mrs. N. Lar..port, Mrs. W. Mack and Rev, Hinz presented an inter- esting chapter of the study book entitled 'The Rim of East Asia." Mrs. :ft, Reid conducted the business for the meeting. Mrs. Lorne Preszcator was in charge of the worship period assisted by Mrs. Sam King, Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Ed. Lam port and Mrs. E, Lawson, Colleens make sandwiches On Saturday, Oct, 13 the Crediton Colleens held their fifth meeting in the community Centre at 9:.00 a,m. There was an attendance of 19. A demonstration on sandwich fillings was .giVen. Part of the girls made sandwiches from the fillings brought by ,every- one. The next meeting will he Sat., Oct. 20 at 9;00 a.m, in the com- munity YP ti 'held party The second meeting of the Crediton _United. Church Young People wrs held Monday, Oct. 15 with an attendance of W. Rev. R. S. Hilts and the members had a discussion on. how to keel? friond.g. It was de- cided to have, a Hallowe'en party at the next meeting on Monday, Oct. 29. Class to repair toys Mr. and. Mrs. Siegfried Klatt were hosts Saturday evening At a barbecue for Mrs, Klatt's Sunday School class, the "Chris- tian Helpers" of the United. Church, Seventeen members werepresent, Later the group went indoors to be entertained by Richard Moon and his tape recorder and to make posters to publi- cize the upcoming Christmas project of collecting used and broken toys and dolls, books, etc-, which the class will repair at a workshop and give to the children at the Orphange and the Children's Aid Society shel- ter. It was .A.n. ,evening of foott and good fellowShip. Personal items .and Mrs. Wm. Destrieher spent .4 few days with Mr. And Mrs. Robert Greenwood at Don Mills. Mrs. Mary raist returned to her home Saturday after spend- ing a .w:.ek in the Roth Nursing She is much improved but still confined to her hod. Mrs. Rose Wolfe is staying with her. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Falat and family, of Kitchener ) ed ,on Sunday with Mrs. Mary And Mrs. ROW Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Fahr- ner, Mr, and ATM Milton D.eitz of Zurich and Mr, and Mrs. Peter Allen of London motored to Waterdown on Friday to at.* tend the funeral of Mr.. ,harry Anderson, brother-in-law of Mrs. Fahrner and Mrs, Reitz who was killed instantly in an auto accident, Mr, Bruce. Kinsley, of Delhi, And Mr, Stewart Kuhn of 'Baden called. on Mrs, M. Faist on Monday, Mrs. MacDonald is spending some time with her daughter, Mrs. Carl. Lippert and family, • during ,open house By •Mg$., ,RAPER r at theh r By '"APWYN. /199P '" Ilee06 . 01P0 .dean DA$Ftwoop Becker with 1Z girls and the - Open house was held at the Iwo leaders, Mrs. 1114,11 Boyle :Personal items 117,VOTtgeiieiti '1.313 ..p.hurgli parson, and Mrs. Sid Baiter present, Discussion was ,on. parried Mr. and Mrs. Andrew KTIOS Ne• T.110 congregation was. la of vited ,s „e through t h e vitt, limehes, Demonstrations on '5L Mar" were Sunday sanage .end ,view the men'. 'SandwiChres. wrappings took guests of Mr, :and Mrs, Lloyd pr wements, Plaec. The se nclwiehes were, '111,,°.,41S0* -Rix. and Mrs, Murray Thoill Cref'ted at the door by Rev, served for lunch. Mrs. Merrill James they The sixth meeting was 'held son of Toronto, Mr. Wni. Thom- ti' ere guided on the main floor at the home of :Helen Rader Son were Thursday evening .LV Mrs, Ilarnid ;Kellerman and with everyone present, Discus,. Vests .of Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Mrs, Gordon Bender, Mrs, Chas, Oxls were an salads, salad Thomson, Alr, and Mrs, M. Saell and Mrs. Carl Oestrei- dressings, and salad -Plate5. The 7alls.zzen were overnight gave guidance upstairs. Recent improvements cost lug $3,200 include remodelling of the old summer kitchen into. an attractive family and iaun Personal items dry room. The study was lined with cherry wood panelling and bookshelves a n .c.1 cupboards built The living room and ball were papered, A completely new oil heating system was in- stalled. talc's were re- modelled, Wiring was brought up to date, Sidewalks were built. Lunch was served by the la- dies and 4-L's Sunday .School class. - Rally Day Service. Blanshard -40. WIDE RANGE.: HEATING and COOLING Bunk feeders and stable cleaners must be .ordered. now to get in on our special factory offer good' only October 25. Late orders will cost more, for installation, also. 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